ACS deploys and manages Abnormal Security for Microsoft 365 and Google mail environments, reducing phishing, impersonation, account-compromise, spam, and graymail risk while managing review and response for suspicious messages.
Identify and reduce email risk from phishing, malicious attachments and links, spam, graymail (unwanted bulk or low-value email), business email compromise (BEC), vendor fraud, and social engineering messages that target business email users.
Support setup, tuning, message review, and ongoing management of the Abnormal Security platform.
Evaluate alerts tied to executive impersonation, payment-change fraud, vendor fraud, supply chain compromise, internal account compromise, and suspicious mailbox activity.
Phishing, malicious attachments, credential theft, and social engineering attempts often begin in the inbox, where one convincing message can create operational disruption.
Executive impersonation, vendor fraud, invoice changes, payment-change requests, supply chain compromise, and internal account compromise can look like normal business communication. Effective review has to consider sender history, relationship context, tone, timing, and whether the request makes sense.
ACS connects the mail environment, aligns service contacts and safelist rules, and defines how suspicious messages, account-risk alerts, user reports, and financial-change requests are reviewed and handled.
False positives, false negatives, repeat themes, and reported-message patterns can inform better protection, clearer user guidance, and management with security monitoring, awareness training, MFA, or incident-response workflows as the program matures.
Support Microsoft 365 or Google API connection, Abnormal Security setup, user-reported phish workflows, service contacts, safelist management, and protected mailbox validation.
Detect, block, remove, or triage phishing, malware delivery attempts, ransomware lures, malicious links, suspicious attachments, spam, and graymail in protected mailboxes.
Improve behavioral detection context for executive impersonation, vendor spoofing, business email compromise, wire-fraud lures, payment-change requests, and suspicious relationship-based messages.
Manage account-compromise workflows for protected mailboxes, such as suspicious mailbox review, internal account risk triage, remediation for high-confidence ATO events, message removal, password-reset handoffs, MFA review, and user communication.
Review user-reported misses, blocked messages, false positives, false negatives, and tuning needs so protections improve over time.
Give leaders a clearer view of protected mailboxes, user-reported phish, recurring spoofing themes, payment-fraud lures, account-risk signals, tuning priorities, and next-step actions.
Strengthen defenses against credential theft, malicious links, ransomware delivery, and social engineering that targets employees.
Detect and reduce risk from messages that imitate executives, finance leaders, vendors, or trusted business relationships.
Improve context around risky vendor communications and business email patterns that may indicate a vendor or partner mailbox has been compromised.
Provide ongoing tuning, reporting, safelist management, and clear communication about email security controls.
ACS can deploy and manage Email Security with Abnormal Security — supporting phishing defense, account-compromise review, and practical response management for Microsoft 365 and Google mail environments.
